Open Liero opened 6 years ago
Hi @Liero
This might be because Backbone doesn't have good support for being treated as an ES6 class. Try the following:
import { Model } from 'backbone';
import { LocalStorage } from 'backbone.localstorage';
const UserModel = Model.extend({
localStorage = new LocalStorage('api/Account'),
url: '/api/Account',
fromServer() {
return this.fetch({
crossDomain: true,
xhrFields: {
withCredentials: true
},
ajaxSync: true
});
}
})
Then, instead of calling fetch, you call fromServer
so you have the option to retrieve your credentials from Local Storage elsewhere in your app from the model.
when I call
myModel.sync()
, I'm gettingMy scenario is, that I have a readonly REST Resource
api/Account
that returns info about current user. I want to support offline scenarios. I thought I can call synch at the app startup and it would load info about current user and store it in localstorage